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Rochester Has His Own Radio Program

Fred Allen (Version 2) · June 8, 1947 · 29 min · 4,222 words

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And here's the Fred Allen Joe presented by the makers of Shepherd Cheese and tenderly cheese Always say Shepherd S-H-E-F-F-O-R-D I say speak up John always say Shepherd for fine cheese Cheese that is and when you say Shepherd today you're getting more fine cheese for your money Yes, the Shepherd folks have done something to make your food bills lower

They've reduced the price of Shepherd cheese to give you savings are from 17 to 24 cents a pound They've made it possible for you to get a bigger value in those good shepherd cheese varieties in half pound and two pound packages, those safety shepherd cream spread in glass.

And those savings of anywhere from 17 to 24 cents a pound can mount up fast when you think how often that fine protein foods cheese can go into your meals. Every time you have a shepherd toasted cheese sandwich, a cheese omelette or cheese sauce, cheese and crackers or cheese bread sandwiches, you're saving with shepherd.

For a number, tomorrow's sure, for good flavor and economy too, say Shepard, F-H-H-F-F-O-R-D, Shepard for fine tea. It isn't Boston Blackie, Kitty. The makers of Shepard tees and tenderly tea presents the Fred Allen Show, with Fred's guest Rochester, Portland Hoffman, and other players Peter Donald, Parker Findlay, the Demacho Sisters, Al Goodman, his orchestra,

and my name is Kenny Delmar. Ladies and gentlemen, how we would announce that the life of Mayor O'Brien will be made into a motion picture. Tonight we present a man who has never been a mayor, but after he tells a few jokes, he may run and here he is, Fred Allen.

Thank you. Thank you and good evening ladies and gentlemen. I thought you'd get a laugh after it tells a few jokes he may run. There's a big left down to me. Thank you and good evening ladies Ladies and gentlemen, a portland I read that Hollywood is going to make the life of Mayor

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